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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

Illus all men, though they may present
different appearances when compared with
each other, are obviously fashioned upon
the same model, to which they all more or
less perfectly conform.-Draper.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

All Associations of Base Ball Players
use St. Jabobs Oil for sprains. bruises,
pains and aches. Indeed all athletic clubs
and individual members use it for the
same.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

THIS tide of mans life after it once
turneth and declineth ever runneth with q
perpetual ebb and falling stream, but never
1loweth again.-Sir w. Raleigh.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

Mr.. John Rolf, Champion Bicyclist of
the world, living at Sidney, Australia, says
After riding LOCO miles against time, ST.
Jacobs Oil removed all fatigue and pains"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

LYoS's Patent Metallic stiffeners prevent
DC boots and shoes from running over, RIPPING in
tne seams or wearing unevenIy on the heels.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

EDMUND G. STEDMAN received $500
for his first poem. lie was 26 years old
Mt the time.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01
Woman and Her Diseases

Is the title Of largo illustrated treatise. by
II. H. '; Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, seEt to any
aooress Tor ten cents in stamps. 1t teaches
successful self-treatment
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

MARX TWAIN is a regular attendant at
church.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

Lillian Russell wants to study in Paris
and find new piece.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01
1t Is q Pleasure,

Writes Mrs Eliza Ann Smith, of vermillion,
Erie Co., Ohio, to tell the ladies everywhere
that nothing surpasses DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
for all Irregularities ut cured mo when the
physicians and all other remedies failed."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01
nm I2FEECTs or TIE INTERSTATE

ACT.
cts one O'clock" sobbed poor little
Mrs. Fearsome, ''and I've heard queer
noises around the house oil night, and you
at the club all this time smoking and
drinking. Oh, Charles, how could you
leave me all alone, and the baby not we'll
either?"
mot been drinkin' r smokn' my dear,
explained MIR. Fearsome, as he picked up
the boot-jack to take off his hat; ''been
'scussin' in'er shate CONS act. Boston
sJanscriDt
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

For woman to say she does not use
Proctor & Candles Lenox Soap, is to
admit she is "behind the times
Nobody uses ordinary soap now they
can get "Lenox."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

SHAKESPEARE did not smoke.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01
TREATING THE

The 'Favorite Prescripti'
poor suffering women"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

Address wOsLHS DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01
DISEASE

as they Imagine, one from dyspep
khaustion or prostration, another
and Indifferent, or over-busy doctol
e such, when, in reality, they are al
:, encourages his practice until larg
wrong treatment and consequent cor
i'd have entirely removed the disc
vi misery.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-01

alone taking Pegce Or e., sand and
Medical Adviser commenced to ct onG In three
wrote letter family briefly I @ n9% my
to writing for them ed ENCLOSING
IN have described and the treatment used
many letters Thanks stating that
nag me use 81 cry bai ann,ed the
treatment fully plainly down therein
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A. to wearing Whisksss.

Two fallacies are in vogue regarding
the whisker question. One is that thin
faced man should support side whiskers
to widen his face; the other that Q round
faced fas man should favor long chin
whiskers to lengthen his face. Both are
adopted on the counter action and antidote
principle, but are wrong - wrong can
be. A man with sharp chin exposed u
thin and appears thin in spite Of his
BuSnsidss. And . moon shaped man
gives himself humorous and clownish
appearance by wearing long, sharp tuft
on hie chin. The principle Of conformity
should be observed or wholesale change
made. A thin man, for instance, should
not wear chin whisksrs, no whiskers st
al OF beard. He no moro looks wen
with sids whiskeys and . peaked chin than
he would to stun his chest and not his
cheeks and calves. TO look well he must
b uniformly and consistently thin, or he
may modify II By . complete beard. A
fat man should be smooth faced or wear
universal whiskers pretty closely cropped.
The well proportioned and incidentally
full faced man may vary the style and
quantity Of his whiskers with impunity %
far - the thin or broad appearance u con-
csrned. A very short beard gives IN
animal look; livery large It indicates van
tty or cran6ness.-Cincinnati Graphic.
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Parting tn. n.,r In tn. s1,aal..


Speaking Of that fashion, in men, the
idea that Il b effeininate has long since
been exploded. Some Of the greatest men
among us part their hair in the center.
Among them may be mentioned Inger-
soil, Roscoe Conkling, his brother, Col.
Frederick Conkling, Bishop Porter and
hundreds Of others among army officers
the clergy and statesmen. It Is no more
effeminate than it Is masculine for .
young lady to part her hair on the side;
It is simply question of what is becom-
ing.
I know of a clergyman, who looks
manly and grand with his hair parted in
the center, who looks actually foolish
wnen his brow is covered by the hair
parted on the aide, a. he wore It one day
at the request Of his wife, who laughingly
declared that she never wished to $50 his
hair parted ON the side again. He says
be has good example in wearing his hair
% he does-the pictures Of the Savior
have the hair worn in like manner. !
know several pretty young ladies who
are made prettier by the hair being
parted little at one side. Il shortens
the face, and really looks more feminine,
a. does everything which covers the brow.
II il only. custom which makes us think
otherwise. New York Cor. Hartford
Courant
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The Jamaica negro, acting on his own
volition, will not work at all. With the
proportionate disbursement for supervis-
ion required by intelligent white labor,
he will 60 through the form Of working.
To get even spasanodic work-reA work
out OF him, requires grossly dispropor-
tionate outlay In foremens wageA He has
No lab0r-morality. Directing his labor u
like driving horse who stands still -
he fails to hear his masters exhortatio n.
The foreman Of gang Of these negroes
cannot leave one Of them with an hours
work Laid ont for him, and return at the
end Of an hour to find the work done.
It II literally the fact that the average
canal laborer will not work for more than
ten minutes consecutively a. the result Of
one initial impulse. At the end Of that
time he must receive new impetus, and
this new impetus must be Of tangible
nature. It is hot sufficient for him to
know that the foreman = in his imme-
diate vicinity. He must meet the fore
mans eye or hear the foreman's voice
when he stops at the end Of those ton
minutes. He Is the worst laborer in thu
world. The negro, as seen from the cot
ton plantations of Mississippi, seems
to an Anglo-Saxon marvelously stupid
and lazy. The Jamaica negro II more
than that. He Is wholly devoid Of any
sense Of the righteousness Of hard work.
Panama Cor. New York Tribune.
Nold cov,, o,uh;uu Ds,cL
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Mr.. William Parsons, the lecturer, was
one day passenger On . big aleigh away
mp IN Michigan. On the road they INST
another sleigh not nearly 20 big - thsir
own. The little sleigh Kind Of Kept 70 the
middle Of the driftsd road, and the driver
Of the big slsigh kind Of turned clear ont
and kind Of turned his sleigh clear over
and plunged his six or seven passengers
mp to their necks or heels In the chilly
dfifts, Just - they happened to be shot In
head first or feet foremost. Loud was
their wrath. They wanted 70 mob their
eowardly driver. "Why didn't you make
that little fellow turn outt'' 'sWhy didn't
you upset hin,r' "Why didn't you rum
over himf they demanded. "Could Of
done IT," said the driver, cropping about
in the snow for stray valises, ''but I kind
o hated to spou his load" "What was
he haulingi' demanded the lecturer.
Dynamite for the mines," said the
driver. They accspted his apology with.
out division, and the work ol sxcavatins
for the buried Troy. the entombsd drssS
suit and Tho Heroes Of the Homseie
Ass" went On In silsuos. .-Bufdstts n
Brooklyn EAGLE. rw
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SHERIFrS SALE.
Real Estate.
Peter II. Edwards Va. Henry W. Elliott ct al
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas
Case No. 1892.

Peter q. Edwards vs. Henry ": Elliott 1 Ct M al.
Case No. 1892.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of An order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
at the octobef term thereof, A. b 1883, and to
me directed, I will offer for sale At public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, IN
the town OF Htllsb"ro, on
Saturday, February 9Th, A. D. 1887,
At O'Clock p. IN. II said day, the following
Situated in the county Of Highland, and
State OF Ohio. aud boun led and ds.cribed n
follows: part Of survey No. 27l. begin
W. Elliott; thence with one Of his lines
10 W. l57 poles to stone in the limo 0f tht
lsna of James Msc.snanshsy ss thence noe Nth
thsnce n. TO- W. 10 poles 10 stone in ID.
West Union road aud 8. ". corner to the said
I ~ poss to .s.n. wn 10 ss
anu q. w. corner TO the land OF
W% ,"snos w.s ins n Ss in1 ~.
said line and corner N. loo E. sSh poles a.
the pi zee Of begin ming, containing ~ acre-
g. sss Dawn .1o
corded in Vol. y. pages lsl ana ls5 10 record.
Of sooPP q John sur
vey No. 2770, beginning at q stone In the cen.
ter Of the old State road from Chillicothe l.
Ciucinnati, corner to the land Of James Mo
Connaughey thence with Q line OF said Nc
Connaughey N. 100 L. 4o4 poles to stone
p.no: n s: rs ps 81. os ns "a: j. % IS Fl G,Y po.. a'
9 stone corner 20 said Miller; thence with
stone in the north side Of said road 7i0
Miller: thence N. go 80 e. lS1< poles 10
stone in the center Of said road; thence
100 w. As poles to an elm thence =. 9oe e
81 poles to = whiteoak; thence 9. loo y sS
poles to q stone In branch ; thence N. Te
W, l57 poles to q stone in the line Of SAT-,
James McConnanghey; thence With satd
with the said road n. COZ E. IS poles to the
beginning, containing lis acres moro or less
being the same premi:es conveyed by Dsvia
McC0nnaughey to ssid Henry w. Elliott.
February sd. 1885. and recorded In book 81.
page 70 In Recorders once. Hillsboro. Ohio
Said premises has been appraised at -four
Thousand 81 hundred (s4800j dollars, and cas
not seli for less than two.thirds OF said ap.
praisement
Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
H. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, ohio.
Newly q Morrow, Attorneys.
January 9Th, 1857. .-.s
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j. M. HiOatand and Leauuer OetWtler, - Ex.
!. Mani. Il q a. % Hishl:na Ssansy Court Of
Common Pleas. Case No 442s.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pu!sSsn noe Of 40 order issued from ths
at the october term thereof A. D. 1855, and TO
suction q shs door @ % o. the V Court HoSS:s. SSS 10
the town OF Hillsboro, on
Saturday, February 10th, A. d. 1857,
At 2. O'Clock p. N. of said day. the follow
ing and situate 70 Liber.y township, aigh.
'osnsy & or 70: r:ss No o. Eos
Pike ls:dins from from Hili:Seso % Ws.s - IniOn ION
~ Hss tas u.s sSch 70 ses e. r.
Lot .B"; thence hem o H. o = 80 V z q p pole. % 70 o =
sake - 4. Caid wells LOT and on the south
:S: :s.ns: q 3. a. s'o:s ~ snS pos: s:s.: e
g. So IS z. - s poss. 70 he osn,ss o. bridge SridSs
s pole: :T. ... sss "a. u "a
soathvssi eorns! q 2. z. EeEisy .isushisr-
ssst oosnss % q s:id Eesisy % Ics; q sSsncs ne % y. =:
and Belfast turnpike; thence 2. - q 81
Biz; snsnco g. IS IS v. Ia % g poiss Il w 1ssS sH q:
nor b line Of Lot -" to the center of The
Hillsboro and West Union iu1npike road |;
s:iains sxsssS @ tsSl % ssr::: "ss u s:os $40 sss
nia: @ e. :Ssff: .D D:.se:: :.ss: o o snS s
psy:Sie snnesiiy bs the aid Rs.sii b
:os.y os.y 's u s: s sG M
Chareh. n the following dsssribsd' rsai e.
Is.:s:;ii.. :.s.s..lyi.s. ss.ss aud Sit.
Ohio, on the waters Of Rocky Yosk. Deft of
Dailardt Survey No. asia. be1taptsoin the
q ss 81 :ss ~: U:Sc
est 70 aid line; thenes N.as " 9. With The
sruth line Of Lot "a" isl6 poles 10 : iar9e
vhileosk. corner 70 Lot "Ab; thence 8. 81
F. $50 poles GRO sing the llsboro and Bel.
ss i1snsss s..ssss e ss:ns: ssss 81 po.: 81
With . line Of the land Of y. Miller 20 :
seake corner e ssid Mile! theaes o NJ ".
p1ss e e sieni e y n:ds:t isDss. Sp,ssr e
SSsees y. n ". O. o poles 70 the center 81
the Aiilsooroand Wsst Unton turnptke Ioed;
theeee Nth The sentsr Of esid road n. y ~
,..,ss S;: e y R':: :.s g =. y ;s:
Ene sssss "a: tss ssssss. has be-.
Esx1s. lie ssssss (ssbjest TO . shasss Of
~ q ses niallqeasy aoeisly Of the Nstho-
~ 4eteeopL CaeSehl hes bcle Appraised
80 : - : :; -.
-. : 9ssc3la 4 sishlas1 osassy: q;
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The most thrilling Incident In the life
Of the cowboy occurs on the occasion II Q
thunderstorm at night. Such an occur
renee IL thus described from personal OBJ
servation by Mr.. William A. Baillie Groh-
man, an English writer:
ION tho approach Of one Of these violent
outbursts the whole force IL ordered on
duty; the spare horses-of which each man
has always three, and often as many as
eight or ten-are carefully fed and teth-
cred, and the herd IL rounded up that II,
collected into a. small space as possible,
while the men continue to ride around the
densely massed herd. Like horses, cattle
derive courage from the close proximity
Of man. The thunder peals, and the
vivid lightning flashes with amazing bril-
nancy, as with lowered heads the herd
eagerly watch the slow, steady pace Of
the COW ponies, and no doubt derive from
it, comforting sense of protection. Some
times, however, wild steer will be unable
to control his terror, and viii make dash
through Q convenient opening. The crisis
is at hand, for the example will surely be
followed, and in two minutes the whole
herd Of 1000 head will have broken
through the line Of horsemen and be
away, one surging, believing mass of
terrified beasts.
Fancy q pitch dark night, q pouring
torrent of rain, the ground not only en-.
tircly strange to the men but very broken
and full Of dangerously deep watercourses
and hollows, and you will have picture
Of cowboy duty on such night. They
must head of the leaders. Once fairly
of, they will stampede twenty thirty and
even forty miles at a stretch, AMI many
branches will stray from the Min herd.
Not alone the reckless rider, rushing
headlong at breakneck pace over danger
GUS ground IL. dense darkness, but also
the horses. .mall. insignificant beasts, but
matchlesa for hardy endurance and will
ingness, are perfectly aware how much
depends upon their speed that night, If it
kills them. Unused till the last moment
remains the heavy cOwhide 'yuirt,' or
whip, and the powerful spurs with rowels
the size Of five shilling pieces. Urged on
by shout the horses sped alongside the
terrified sters until they manage to reach
the leaders, when, swinging around, and
fearless Of horns, they press back the bel
lowing brutes till they turn them. AL
the men pursuing this inaneuver the head
long rush is at last checked, and the
leaders, painting and lashing their sides
with their tails, are brought to stand,
and the whole herd is again rounded
up "-Joseph Nimmo, jr. in Harper's
Monthly.
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Everything Ragged Edge.

A new style Of dinner card imported to
New York is continuation of the take
Of on the present craze for Egyptian an
tiquities. The size is 6x4 inches, and the
color Il q mixture Of orange and black,
giving the card Q water-soaked appear
ancs. The edges are ragged and torn.
On each are Egyptian figures. Another
new style Of dinner card is hand-painted
In metallic colors, mounted on which
there are flowers Of different shades.
Everything must be ragged edge.-Ohi.
caro- Herald.
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Order Of Sale on Foreolosurs Of Nortesg

No. 4386.
Order Of Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage
In pur:nanoe Of IN order i.susd from !1s
the October term thereof A. d. 1855. and TO
iue directed. will 06er for sale at public
,uction at the door Of the Court.house, In
the town Of Hillsboro. Ohio, ON
saturday, February 18th, 1887,
At one o'clock p. m. Of said day the follow.
f.. Railroad mad.
,Jourt House. Fsyetts county. Ohio. ana 81:
disnisnd and brown TO the town Of Ripley,
~ .nd Interest 10 lands. tsnemenis and nersdi.
''uts and branch roads, made and to bs msde;
all its dePots, stations and round.houses, car
aud machine shops, and all its other houses,
vsrss fence. ana Il. other ali
,s rails, ties. switches, spikes. and ail other
,nateriais end implements for use about ils
oars. and ali its rolling stock and equipments
goods and chsttels provided Tor use 10 con:
'ts railroad. or wish any Of its works. build.
'ngs and appurtenances, or the repair, re.
uewal or msfntenanc. thereof, togeth rwith
ira ohisss. its toll. income. rsnts, 6sneat,
axtore., and al tts other property, real, pes.
In any hammer b:ions sins sf rap sppsrtainins q
sad.ns M .ny ssS q :sia Ss
rns onsn n ses 81 cS
srwife acquired not required for the ues Of
ssid railway or i!s eppurtsnsnoss). and In.
o. seqairsd 6y ssid & s.iirosd Comp.ny i,S SS
contract with any other company or corpo.
ration, municipal or otherwise.
Said property has been appraised at thirty.
les than tWo.thirds OF said appKAisemout.
Terms OF sale-Cash on day Of sale.
H. Q. DAWSON,
Hteel 4 Hough, Attorneys.
January l3, 1857.
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wAss ArsA.s vss . Pslssss.s.

Chestsf A. Arthur during hiD soph1-
moro yeaS as Union was eompel1sd 70
lsave college and teach . village sohool -
6ehaGhticoks, Rensselaer, county for the
nasTow rs,nunsration Of o16 . month. u
u remaykabls how many of our pred.
1spts were psdagoguss before thsy bsoams
Statesman. Chicago TimaA
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

Frank E. Burnett ys. Ellen Woods et al.
Highland County Court Of Com mon Pleas.
Case No 4l07.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARz1T1N
Al pursuance OF an order issued from the
County of Highland anu state Of Ohio, mad 9
~ the October term thereof A. D. 1888, and
to me directed, will offer for sale a. public
the town Of hillsboro. on .t 81
Saturday, January 80, A. d. 1887,
Al O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following
describ d real estate, to-wit:
Situate In the township OF scott: In
the os sSsns and 81 snS and as
soll"ws: Beginning at Two, Two white mt OAK, OAK;
sorns. 70 No. S %.Ss
ceased thence 8. 67' e. 1872 poles TO . stone
.hsnce north q z. p"Iss L thence thence ,S y: s F. ssS y
". iJ7 poles to u hickory thence =. 70 W. 81
poles {, the beginning. containing ninety:
nine t90) acres: more or less, being part Of
on OF said tract the following described par
eel decided by said Tanner y. Burnett TO Mar.
tha j. Page of the east end thereof. t0.wit /:
erss ,hsScs e. in May HiI and II Beifsss road n
Ge W. % poles to y stone; thence n 20o e. 50
poles to stone in spencer Corneiius' line
links to the said road thence In the center
OF said road y. 20 poles; thence 81 poles
thence 3. III poles o the place OF DeHlnnlnB,
containing eight ~ acres of land
Said premises h been appraised at u ,002
and can not sell for less than tW o-thirds Of
said Appraisenent.
Terms OF Sale--Oue.third cash on day of
sale, One-third in ono year, and One-third In
two years, the deferred pa, ments to bear
interest from day OF sale, and to be secured
by mortgage on the prem ises.
H.C. DAWSON,
sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
aloane, Gardiner Hire, Attys.
Dec. 30th, 1855.
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THE JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
IN BEHALF OF THE
GRANT MONUMENT FUND !
Use Your Brains and Make Money.
Men, Women, Children, Everybody

The JUDGE proposes to assist the Grant
Monument Fund by organizing . grand COM
petition on word-building (Insking the largest
number Of words from given sentence by tran.
sposinR and using letters to suit the purpOse)
In using for the theme the sentence "Who will
be our next President?' and offering Cash
prizes to successful competitors, each Of whom,
will have to pay rifty (50) cents on presenta-
ton Of his competitive paper. The money re-.
csived will bs applied - follows
twenty-five cents il at once credited to th'
The remaining twenty five. after deductins
the legitimate expenses Of advertising manner
with their respective answers, etc etc will b.
placed In . common fund to be equally divided
among the six successful competitors, i. o. I, tht
six persons sending in he largest lists OF word-
(proper nouns included) made from the sel,-
tence "Who will be our next President? ?"
The magnitude Of the prizes will depend oi,
the amount Of money received, or in other
words, on the number Of competitors. Com
munications open until February 10, 1887.
This 10 not . new thing. In England lsrg
sums Of money have been raised for Charity
ed and incidentally helped worthy objec hsv
won prize % high % el0 0G0 ~ reward 70,
mental activity.
The names Of competitors will be published
from week to week in JUICE "a they M "
come in. This will not only serve as an 40
Acknowledgement Of the receipt Of the money.
etc., but will also serve to show the weekly pro-
Rrees Of the fund. Governing rules In this
weeks JUDGE.
"Grant Fund.-"
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,
Potter Building, New York City
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- = Asis1s Dssp:psiA 5sia:Se
Is $50 -. 6 ~ -
0asssee Dssl, lsuafala :
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, warranted. = bsesass Il = ~ ~
1lood Prspasaaioa known. Il Vim pee.
tlys1y ease I'll Dleod Diseases, puyi1as ths
who1e system. eAd thoroughly bsilds ~
eeastit1tica. Rsmsmbsf, w guasaa1se =
0asssts Bcos., drugeists. Is
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-01-20

Wallop comes from the Enslish gen
ersl Of that name, and the way In which
he treated the enemy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-01-20

Paper toboggans are a novelty.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-01-20

A man in Troy has invented an Ice
velocipede. ~fit.o